Whether it was for a pint on the patio or a new pair of underpants, many Owen Sound businesses catered to the needs of their customers face-to-face Friday for…
Whether it was for a pint on the patio or a new pair of underpants, many Owen Sound businesses catered to the needs of their customers face-to-face Friday for…
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The Owen Sound Downtown Improvement Area board has approved an “ambitious” plan aimed at rebranding, revitalizing and promoting the city’s downtown.
The 43-page River District Action Plan, presented to city council Monday night, includes nearly a dozen recommendations – from rebranding the downtown as the River District to boosting the safety, comfort and visual appeal of the core.
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Each recommendation includes action items, such as considering an expansion of the DIA’s boundaries to include the west side of the Sydenham River and harbour and putting on events to encourage people to come downtown.
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Owen Sound business owners forced to shut down once again said they are feeling frustrated and tired, but remain hopeful there is light at the end of the very long tunnel.
Under the provincewide 28-day emergency brake shutdown, which came into effect Friday at midnight, in-person shopping is still being permitted at reduced capacities at most retail stores, but personal care services like hair salons, tattoo parlours and gyms are closed. Restaurants and cafes are allowed to offer takeout, drive-through and delivery, with indoor and outdoor dining prohibited.
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